What prevents people from fitting Top Fuel engines into normal

(you)

>>16818517
cost

>>16818517
>start car
>car explodes
Nice waste of money

>>16818517
do you want to rebuild your engine every 5 meters?

>>16818517
I wonder?

Emissions would be a breeze, the modifications required to accommodate it would be all legal of course. The reliability would still even be better then a used Audi too.

>>16818600
No it wouldn't (depending on the state)
And Hahaha haha haha no

>>16818517
yeah honestly that might be a dumb idea, you'd have to swap in a new top fuel engine at least every 50 kilometers.

>drive 500ft
>have to replace engine

>>16818659
that was bait you retard
>i might be falling for some myself

>>16818517
the government frowns upon spewing gallons of methanol out of your exhaust

also, most street car chassis would tear themselves apart from the stress of acceleration

>>16818796
i don't see how almost invisible flame are an issue

>>16818517
Common sense

>>16818691
50km

A TF engine turns over 600 times in a 1/4 mile run and gets rebuilt after every run.

Don't think a rebuild after every 1/4 mile is OK for most folks, even if you did have a dedicated crew that could knock it out in an hour or less.

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You could slap a normal car body onto a top fuel chassis but not the other way around. Top fuel engines are capable of idling and the occasional throttle blip without melting down. If you gave it some more steering angle you could theoretically idle to the grocery store and back without a rebuild.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vcNIkU3ZTI&t=124s

>>16818517
Literally everything that makes the tires move AND the tires would have to get replaced.

>>16818766
1320* feet